CHOOSE THE RIGHT STUDIO SPEAKERS - Buying Guide

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[@chriscuthbertson]

The best speakers are the ones you know. As long as they can reproduce enough of the frequency range to make decisions then you can mix on nearly anything. Don't let the 'quality' of your speakers stop you making music.

[@walesu.k.2108]

AMEN

[@MattDxstined]

if they're not detailed you can't hear nuances in your audio. simple as that. sure, you can know what to look for but you won't be able to get it perfect sounding. you won't be able to hear the slight issues in your audio.

[@adrianconsta1139]

I used Yamaha HS80M for like 7 years now and few months back I bought Focal CMS 40. I must say that they are more precise than the Yamaha's and I can hear more details on them even though they are 4" woofer monitors. So... Focal all the way! For me, at least. :)

[@DBLCreations]

I have Genelec's 8040's for around 8yrs now. I love them so much! Couldn't be happier! They sound great and the build quality is great as well! They are expensive, i paid €1840 (around the same in $) but totally worth it! I don't feel the need to add extra speakers or even a sub. I want extra speakers just because i like to listen loud to music 😂 But that's a totally other discussion. (and luxury problem i guess) 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Tunemood]

1. Learn your room 2. Learn your speakers 3. Learn your music

[@Issa.mp3]

i'm pretty sure you gotta learn ure music before you go buy studio monitors lmao

[@JeremyDupeaMusic]

Thanks for mentioning the room thing -I usually forget about it.

[@magnuseriksson8081]

Yes, it's not about how great it sounds in your room, it's about knowing how it translates to other speakers and ways to listen to your music, headphones and different types of speakers, you want all that listen to your music to get a great experience but of course sound really great on good speakers. How to get there? I want the speakers, if it sounds great on these it will sound great on most speakers monitors.

[@dogeyes7261]

This was edifying. I’m still about 10 months from making any purchases. The idea that I should go to the shop and actually listen to the gear I need isn’t really pushed by a lot of reviewers. Thanks for making that clear before I spend all that money on what should be a purchase that lasts me years

[@gospelpopmusic]

I have purchased two KrK 10.4 generation 4. Now I am saying goodbye to my M-Audio BX5. I am purchasing the Barefoot Footprint 01 monitors. I am enjoying my songwriting in my studio. With the barefoot 01 my Gospel songwriting & recording will soar! Thanks for your videos!!

[@stevenswall]

8:10 I think the part of larger monitors even for small rooms that I like is that if they have a coaxial midrange driver and tweeter, then extra bass drivers help you not need a subwoofer down to ~30hz.

[@PyreRecords]

My approach; spare NO expense!! Find the speakers you TRULY want, and start saving money for them!!! Also treat your room!!! Subbed btw loved this vid! Your voice is very soothing haha

[@DjKProductions]

Great video Jon! The 3 you selected are all good but I highly recommend the HEDD TYPE 07 monitors. I don't know if you remember but back in December I told you in an email that I bought these as my new monitors. They are made by the same guy who was the main man at Adams. They are also very precise and transparent but also very importantly they are good on the ears in regards to fatigue. They are also very well priced! I did a blind test between the HEDD TYPE 07s and a pair of Genelec monitors that were over twice the price in a very well treated studio in central London and most of us couldn't tell which sounded better. They certainly impressed everyone there, especially at that price point. Really the best thing to do is what Jon is doing, narrow down your choices then select what performs best in your well acoustically treated studio. Hope this helps someone!

[@Jonsine]

I might even get the bigger ones I have to think again about my budget and not spend more than necessary :)

[@DjKProductions]

Jon Sine as far as I can remember the HEDD Type 07s are the biggest in that model range. The bigger ones are a different model. They are meant to be great but I have no first hand experience with them or their 3 way versions. Going by the size of your room, I think that the HEDD Type 07s would be more than good enough, especially at that price. You could go for the bigger ones but I think that will be overkill and a lot more expensive. The cone on the 7 inch woofers on the Type 07s are made from a special composition of materials that combine to give u the low frequencies equivalent to larger monitors/woofers. So u can push them quite hard and still maintain quality accurate low frequencies. If you go to the forum gearslutz, someone on there did a review between the Adams A77x (3 way) and the HEDD Type 07s, the HEDD did very well. But at the end of the day everyone's ears and rooms are different. I agree when you say you can't tell anyone which are the best monitors to get, we all have to do our own research and tests ourselves.

[@Hay.of.Hayasa]

Do you think the HEDD Type 07 is better than Neumann KH 80 DSP and Neumann KH 120 A?

[@DjKProductions]

Aram Aršakuni YES, in the store. I've heard that the HEDD Type 07s, which are made by the guy Heinz, who was at Adams for many years, which make great monitors, and has now started his own company HEDD, Heinz electrodynamic designs, is underpricing these to sell them at a very competitive price. Some guy on gearslutz did a comparison between the HEDD TYPE 07s and the Adam A77x, u should read the review. It's even did well against some genelics which were twice the price. In this price bracket I don't think you're going to get better monitors than the HEDD TYPE 07s. I'm so happy with them that I recommend them to anyone who asks

[@Hay.of.Hayasa]

I am glad that you like them and I believe you that HEDD is better than Adams and Eves, but I asked you about Neumann KH 80 DSP and KH 120 A. Have you heard these Neumann Monitor Speaker?

[@maxlarsen]

Guys all ears is different, what is the best glasses,if my eye sight is bad????

[@Newschoolcovers]

Total nonsense. Precisely because everyone hears differently and forms his consciousness based on this, linear monitors are important.

[@SuperRand13]

I use mackie C4 monitors and have recieved compliments on my mix's. Obviously these are by no means professional and you could probably get better monitors for a similar price but they work for me. A big thing i think though is learning how your speakers REALLY sound, comparing your mixes to songs you like on your monitors and using different speakers (headphones, car). This i've found goes for pretty much all monitors.

[@johnmurphy2655]

Hi, I am looking for a bit of advice. I am an aspiring dance music producer and I am planning on improving my production this year and taking it all a bit more seriously and potentially making it into a living. My current monitor is set up as follows. I have a set of Rokit 5 Rpg3 and a Focusrite 2i2. I am currently in the market for a better / second set of monitors for another reference, however, I am and not sure what to get. This is what I am looking to achieve in my studio. I want to be able to switch between 2 sets of monitors, dim the volume, mute the volume and also switch between stereo and mono and alos switch between headphones. Also, I would like the new set of monitors to complement the frequency of my rockits I currently have, as in, when I flick between the 2 sets of monitors they don't sound much the same, but rather have different curses on the spectrum, etc for mixing like a car/iPhone/studio/club, etc I have a DJ setup that I would like to channel through the same 2 sets of speakers which I am currently doing by using 1/4 jacks through the line inputs on the Focusrite 2i2. I also have a Rode NT1 but I don't use it much only when recording other Artists as I don't sing myself. My budget is about €500. And I am currently considering the following: Option 1 Keeping my current set up and buying 2 x Yamaha HS 7 or Yamaha HS 7 MP (Not sure of the difference) Mackie Big Knob Passive Option 2 Selling my Focusrite 2i2 Mackie Big Knob Studio 2 x Yamaha HS 7 or Yamaha HS 7 MP (Not sure of the difference) Option 3 Either one of the interface options above but changing the monitors to 2 x Adam T7V or similar? Thanks and looking forward to hearing what you guys think.

[@Rajesh_0190]

I'm not a sound engineer both my 2.0 JBL nano K4 active monitor & ATH M40x with audio quest dragon fly black are professional equipment used for MP3, Amazon music & Netflix streaming.

[@ChrisBessy]

the HS7 is about 300 or 350 for the pair and it's very great speaker's .... :o)

[@voynich7825]

Focal are so great - A friend of mine got the Alpha 50, and they are so gooood

[@DJNAS454]

i wish sam ash and guitar center did the same thing as this store

[@ULTIMATE_FREEDOM_FIGHTER]

Thanks for a great video. I've been unsure of whether to buy Yamaha HS7 or HS8, so it was nice to hear your thoughts about them.

[@dani5422]

FREEDOM which one did you choose at the end? I have the same dilema hahahaha

[@stephenward2743]

John you should make a video about all the laidback Luke drama over whether sound design is an important skill to have or not (its all on twitter if you didnt see it).

[@dilbydj]

Focal's are SICK! Those are the new version of the ones I have in my studio...

[@yassend.7001]

Too much bass, defintely not flat!

[@Frank290578]

I use the mackie hr824 mk1 these are one of the best also the amp is class a b and the speakers inside are from Vifa the same as in the genelec 1031a. I also use the yamaha msp5 that is the pro series . te yamaha HS series is made for home studio. but with the hr824 and msp series if the mix sounds good on those 2 monitors then it will sound good on al systems

[@drydessert4198]

Dynaudio wurde von Behringer übernommen. Evtl. liegt es daran. Ein gutes Add-On sind die kleinsten Genelecs. Mit denen kann man lange ermüdungsfrei Arbeiten. Wenn man dann mit dem Leveling fertig ist, kann man auf die größeren Umschalten. Teuer sind die auch nicht.

[@Jonsine]

Das erklärt alles. Hab mich schon gewundert das es jetzt verschiede Farben gibt ist immer nen schlechtes Zeichen und die haben nur noch kleine speaker im Angebot weils da mehr Umsatz gibt.

[@Watching58]

Jon, I am tossing up as to my next improvement should be a sound card or speakers...... Which would be more important..... speakers or the sound card that the speakers run through?

[@Jonsine]

Speaker. Except if you record a lot and need a mic or instrument input

[@spiroam4518]

Hello Jon, I notice that the store has the KRK's. I have a pair of KRK RP8-G3 Rokit Powered 8. What do you feel about the sound out of them? Have you considered ordering a pair of KRK's to test in your studio, and then select the ones that sound best for you to purchase? Let me know if you find a better sound on any other speakers over the KRK RP8-G3 Rokit Powered 8. I wish I was in the store you were in, so that I can hear all the various speakers with my own ears! Thanks! Spiro.

[@mchild1983]

Cant go wrong fine speakers

[@lymansn]

He is completely wrong about the Genelecs. In the studios I have worked in the Genelec 1032B are the best period unless you go very high end and are lucky enough to work with the $100,000 Wilson audio watt puppies (These are the best speakers on planet earth, The clarity and sound placement is second to none. it is sound in 3D) Wilson and Genelec ($8,000 a piece.) are out of most people's price range. KRK rokit 8's are amazing for the price. For the dollar amount they are probably the best. If you want to spend a little less the M-audio BX8a are a great choice as well. Both of these monitors are very good if you have a tight budget. The Yamaha's hs8's are good for flat response mixing. They are a little too bright for me but they are fairly accurate for the price. This is very helpful when miking but they don't sound as good as other monitors. The focal monitors are really good for a mid range price. I like the sound of the mackie hr824 the color is a little heavy on the base but they sound fantastic for the mid range price.

[@sugiiyuma9066]

Im thinking about getting new speakers. I never used a speaker, produced with my hd650 headphones. I produce bass house, hip hop and future house. I am considering genelec 1030a, 8030a adam a7x and kh120. which speakers will be the best for producing?

[@mochithedog5237]

My first pair was 80$ I know what good audio is. They are good.

[@emiel333]

Hi Jon. Great video as always. Focal makes great monitor speakers. But I must say something. In my opinion, you made a mistake by telling to go for a bigger woofer instead of a smaller one. The case is that woofersize in studio monitors is irrelevant. Let me explain why. If a producer has a studio with the right size monitors with a big woofer, the chances are that the producer over saturated the kick and bass line. Even if it sounds good on the monitors with big woofers, you get a problem when playing the track in a club environment. Given the fact that the bass is heavy enough and good mixed on the monitors, in much bigger and larger PA systems in clubs, the bass would be too loud. This can have a serious impact on the track a producer made. It can even get so loud in the lower octaves, that the overwhelming amount of bass presses so much, you even can't here the high notes. Well, this is my opinion, but it is not a rule (even for EDM producers) to buy a particular brand of speakers and choosing a bigger woofer size. That makes no sense, Jon. No offense though. The video is a good guideline for buying monitors. And visiting a music store is always a good thing to do. I like it also very much for checking out new gear. Even playing some synths. And finally I want to say, keep up going with the daily blogs. Great and useful to watch. Btw, your music is great 👍 Friendly regards, Emiel

[@Jonsine]

a bigger woofer doesn't mean more bass it means it goes down lower this way you can judge If you have some unwanted frequencies around let's say 40hz and cut them. if your speaker doesn't go that low and you can't hear the mud in the low end you might not cut it and leave it in taking away energy and room in the mix and sound bad on big club systems. having more bass on a studio speaker wouldn't make any sense they are spouses to be flat as flat as possible no Mather the woofer size

[@emiel333]

Jon Sine thanks for the explanation. I know that a larger woofer handles low frequencies better. And I also know that the purpose of a studio monitor is to represent a flat frequency response. In the latter, it's almost impossible to get a real flat response from such a monitor speaker. Unless it is used in a testlab from manufacturers with no reverb or sound coming from outside the room. A so called silence room. What I do is switch between monitor and my HD 25 from sennheiser. On the headphone, the flat response is better and it delivers low frequencies. Just to enhance my mixes. And your also right regarding a bigger woofer doesn't mean more bass. For my home theater set-up I bought a new active sub last year. It took me several weeks to fine tune the sub in a way that the bass frequencies are not saturated and give a nicer ambience to soundstage in music listening from cd and vinyl. Thanks for the reply, Jon! I appreciate it very much! Nice evening and the vlog of today was also nice to see, great camera!

[@cl2nden1st89]

At least with a bigger woofer you can simply roll off the low end DIGITALLY if you are having problems in your room. You can add the low end frequencies back when simply jamming or when you move to a bigger room. No need to buy another pair for change in circumstance.

[@ivang4418]

what's the best amplified monitors for a little room studio for live djing House and electronic music and production? i heard pioneer sdj50x and M-Audio bx5 and are the best....both with bass reflex and twin amplified ....with kevlar woofer that is best material for deep bassline....💣 The M-Audio is amazing ..sound clean in every range and a powerful bass frequencies

[@Jessie88ITA]

Great video mate !!! Would love to be in that store testing all that stuff out :) have just read all the review as possible and been in a store where have tested 2/3 speakers... My top table was 1st Focal, 2nd Adam A7X, 3rd Genelec 8030. In the end, have chosen the Focal Twin Shape! Can t wait to use them !

[@jacekbam]

HS7, RP7 G4 or T7V for making electronic music ?

[@roaringrc5280]

loved so big music store.. introduced in Rockstar style.. i didn't buy headphone.. working with my old headphone & home speakers.. but buy my first audio interface from Audient.. ID4 & a Rode M2 Microphone.. :-) :-)

[@Artkidtek]

I have a question for audio guys. I now see why people have 4 studio monitors. 2 for mids 2 more for highs. I at least think thats correct. What monitors go well with the HS8s? I feel like it needs some help in the highs when im in my studio listening to my HS8s... the HS8s are very mid heavy

[@yassend.7001]

Nothing else your good

[@animvloc7287]

Those Neumanns 120 5.25" definitely have the ability to output low end. A friend of mine just got a pair and i was in shock at the range those little things could output

[@cl2nden1st89]

Animal Oc below 500 hz the sound really is dominated by room modes and not so much the speaker anymore. On paper it’s very flat but in an actual room, likely not so much. That’s why the very low end should be judged in a largish very-well treated room. Smaller rooms with not enough tuned traps e.g. below 200 hz your your room modes are still going to dominate over the speakers accuracy regardless

[@pvampman]

If you have a small room, say...10x10..or 10x12...you get the idea... bedroom...what size monitors should u use to not over power the room with too much sub. I've got gik bass traps in all corners but still getting a lot of bass buildup up in the rear back corner walls. Right now I have I think 8" monitors. M audio

[@ivang4418]

M-Audio great bomb 💣

[@jjjarvela4750]

Genelec pro quality straight outta Finland !

[@gimble8638]

finland and denmark often forgotten, phillips and bang and olufsen to not even mention grundig etc :)

[@011177]

Isnt philips Dutch ? Grundig used to be german but now its chinese

[@RoomAtTheTopStudio]

I've been using the 8020's that I bought when I done a gig in Cologne over 10 years ago ever since I tried them at the store there. I put them up against the Rockits and found out why one 8020 cost the same as 2 Rokits. Last year I bought 8010's to travel with and use in hotel rooms while on tour. Both are great quality monitors for me. I had Samson Resolv65's before. I use them as hifi speakers now lol

[@Domiviio]

gimble what those brands have to do with genelec? 😂

[@FringanSthlm]

Got a pair of Yamaha HS8 delivered today. Far over my budget so I'm very stoked to get up and running :D

[@markchristopher2signal2]

Jon, i have a bedroom studio.. I mix with my JBL LSR305.. WHat do you think of those Avantone? or Auratone?. I can't play loud in the room because it's an apt. Do you like them?

[@Kombi-1]

Aw, wow! Haha! I've tested EVERY monitor in that room just 3 days ago! What a coincidence!

[@Kombi-1]

Adam Audio T7v and Dynaudio Lyd 48 were my favourites!!

[@MadelnMachines]

What did you choose? Do you have a guide per square meter vs monitor size? I have the Focal CMS65 currently.

[@MNmusic2024]

Really wow mind blown. I bought krk rokit 5 a couple years ago without any trial. And by the way they do not contain sub bass frequency so i had to buy personus sub woofer. Better to buy 8 inch speaker if you are producing edm

[@MrKarver1]

Been thinking about getting a studio desk. I was wondering what desk you have in your studio Jon? I was looking at the studio desk by output but Wanted to check a few more options before I commit. If you could let me know It would REALLY REALLY Help me. Thanks, Erik

[@Jonsine]

Check out my diy studio desk video

[@ShineRecordings]

which speakers you get at the end?

[@ISMAILOMAR_ISH3000]

excellent Vid... The country I live in has not got a single store selling such!! Two years ago my apartment got broken into and everything taken except speaker stands, vinyls and the vocal isolation stand...I still haven't replaced anything because I am NOT sure what get.

[@skyfire3498]

i own 8030 bpm GENELECS Amazing monitors i'm still studying them but i think you should definitely go for it because the midrange is just amazing

[@adnoHis1]

JBL lsr305s. Amazing!!! And at an incredible price

[@samuelivascu7633]

Heyheyheyhey. Dont hurt the hs7s i used to use them (used them for about 3 years) and switched to hs8s and i really like the hs7s. Not as good as the 8s but definitely good for a beginner

[@docteurgreene]

Hi Jon,What is the reference of the wood thing over your sofa, in the back? it's a kind of bass trap or high frequency trap I think? Thanks!

[@Nickay819]

I had the rokit 4th gen 8", those monitors are good only for production, just got the Adam TV7 and those are insanely flat, i listened to some my mix and i heard a lot of thing’s that i didnt ear with the rokit, definitely go for Adam audio

[@harshagarwal636]

Need some help here, My room is approximately 10feet by 12feet and basic acoustically treated, will a 7 or 8 inch monitor be ideal for my room or should I go for a smaller 5 inch monitor.

[@hellogandara]

Thanks for the video. What you think which Studio Monitors only for digital piano?

[@Mr_Legionzz]

I have the PreSonus Eris E5's...Pretty good...only problem is the cutoff is like 80hz or so so the low end is hard to work with

[@cl2nden1st89]

Victor Wilken you need a sub or headphones

[@ThePotatoScrew]

What do you think about the KRK Rokit 5 and Yamaha HS5? I'm considering getting a pair of either the Yamahas or KRKs, so I could really need some help choosing between them. I mostly produce EDM by the way.

[@storsender2032]

This is the musicstore in clogne, and I was a bit disappointed once I have visited them a couple of weeks ago, as they have missed to demo state of the art speakers (e.g latest Adams S series). Service was also poor and we purchased our e-drum at session music in Frankfurt. They are top of the line......

[@REMRODFILMS]

yamaha's r the best paired with a avantone

[@be3m3ezy52]

Where I am I don't have access to a big music store to test monitors. But what would you recommend to mix bass and kicks on?

[@smilepermile888]

Great video Jon. *I am very keen to purchase the Adam A7X.* Do you think they would be more versatile pair of monitors that can cover more genres of music (like cinematic, orchestral music) than say, KRK Rokits and Yamaha HS series? I'm looking forward to your findings.

[@joetaka7620]

This. I want to get Adam A7Xs too, many people say they are worth their high price. I make film music as well as EDM too.

[@Alaniasty]

there's no APS Aeon in this shop?! They're not popular but great Polish brand.

[@Budur2006]

Thanks Jon for these videos, i really learned a lot from your materials on youtube, keep doing what you do !

[@SheepdogColumbus]

Jon, did you get a chance to listen to the ADAM F7s? I didn't see them there. I ask, because I actually liked those ones, compared to the A7X, which I thought was strange, as the A7X are more expensive. I figured they'd had been better.

[@ChrisBessy]

I had presonus, krk, mackie in my studio .... and I never liked my yamaha hs7 .......

[@nikhilnair791]

What do you think about the genelec speakers?

[@KozmozzTV]

So Which Speaker Should I Get?

[@greendog2529]

I want to buy EVE audio sc 207. Could you please tell me are they best value for the money? Need them for making EDM.

[@littrandemakerjovy3770]

Perfect monitor i have adams but they sound very similair

[@PetrisonRocha]

Your HS8 looked so tiny in your table, I thought they were HS5 and you were mistaken.

[@ronaldvg1884]

i love to go to the musicstore :D we make it a road trip with my friends from belgium

[@konstantinossarikos7181]

the best speakers for mixing for home studio???

[@Kenjikenification]

Great video. Did you tested Focal Alpha? What do you think about them?

[@scissorteddylou]

Hey jon, just a quick question. I was reacently looking for studio speakers on amazon and the musicstore website. My question is simpely is the price discribing just the price for one soeaker or a pair ? Thanks for the help

[@Dr.AnonymousPro]

So which of the 3 did you end up with?

[@rinusworldzm]

Great video man. Thank you I don't have access to music stores that have this so I kinda have to rely on reviews from dudes like you. What did you think about the PreSonus eris 3.5s?

[@jamodrama3897]

I believe as long as you work with samples (erg. computerized music) you don´t need expensive speakers, any cheap studio monitor or even good HiFi speakers will do. But if you mix and master real music, played by real instruments get the best studio monitors you can afford.

[@heisenberg6637]

What did you choose finally then? 🤔

[@kenjidrake7809]

I have a 11 by 13 in a half sized bedroom. Is a 5 good or a 6 inch better for the size?

[@rajawajahat1543]

Hi there I love the way you make reviews i am a beginner producer and i dont have much acoustically treated room and also my price range is not too much as im just a student so considering that can you suggest some workable monitors to me?

[@Wijnfles]

music store is amazing. I go there from time to time (im from belgium so it aint far). last time they had modular synth walls it was insane!!!! really insane...

[@RockyHartono]

hey which speaker did you actually choose finally? thx

[@MarcoVialeBakmaind]

No PSI AUDIO speaker in that room? You missed probably one of the best speakers. I miss a room like that one full of speakers to test.

[@Newschoolcovers]

There is no correlation between the speaker size and the room size/hearing distance.

[@Oath95]

Should I by monitors if my room isnt treated?

[@Jonsine]

yes but don't spend to much cause it than get's a bit pointless to have very very accurate speakers and a bad room go to max 500€ than fix your room before getting better spekaers

[@Namanomaly]

Hey man have you tried the focal alpha 65 if yes please give me some review and also can you tell me what pair did you like the best for 500dollars a pair ?

[@spontaneousgroovincombusti2902]

Nice vid, but I disagree with the statement that a studio reference monitor can be 'too accurate.' I don't think that mixing is the time to 'have fun.' We need a flat, accurate reference to do our best work. 'Colored' speakers may be more fun to listen to, to dance to, but they're not good mixing tools.

[@Vickybalochbackpacker]

hi jon sine COuld you please tell me if Behringer Truth B1030a are good for standard size of home studio i am buying them soon

[@OhWill0]

Waited for a vlog about this topic for a long time , thanks Jon :)

[@claytonlevibrown]

I buy based on locality and what I want to sound like. If they say german speakers are the best that may be true but that doesn't mean I want a german twinge on my design of sound so I may go with something else purely based on the principle of the matter. You make music through what you work with and the products do add something artificial to the game that results in giving that company and that country more control over the sound of the audio world. You could say the world sounds very german if Adam audio is the way you go and so on as it goes or if all these Nordic people say you have bad speakers because they are Yamaha it's really them hating on the Japanese techniques of hearing and frequency translation. It's an artificial taste that adds elements of those countries to your music making.

[@RaymiUscata]

I told you FOCALS! haha I love them!

[@elias38]

I love Genelec and Focal Shape the most!

[@realacademia4963]

How about presonus?

[@saya3562]

I use headphones☺

[@bengood5499]

Me too. Headphone gang unite.

[@Rhythmattica]

Orig 824's here.. Great for all styles... Know em, Love em.

[@cugli]

Where can I find this Music Shop? I‘m from switzerland and i would love to go there!

[@thijsvdt2890]

Is it possible to produce,with samsung earpods?

[@Arturo_Slam]

Try the Event Opal, love them😊

[@launchpadmcquack98]

What desk are you using though. I need it.

[@SilentRio]

Cheers bro. what you do and share is amazing. Much appreciated.

[@FollowChrist7]

I bet you will stick with the Adam`s... ;) Thank you for sharing the trip to the music store.

[@WMax-rm3ue]

How about psi audio a17m or a21m? Have u tried it?

[@kyngomade]

Do we have this type of music store in the us

[@j00hyun]

What a real Duesseldorfer hating on Koeln haha

[@alejandravioleta5794]

Heyy what about the Presonus E8's?

[@paandamusic]

do you care about flat hertz ranges? or no

[@monsterGLL]

Did you test the KS-Digitals?